April 3, 2013
In an effort to help those who struggle sending large files via email, Yahoo announced on Tuesday that it would be teaming up with Dropbox to let users share and store files much more easily. This integration allows Yahoo Mail users to bypass the original 25MB file size limit, and easily send large files such as photos and videos.
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December 1, 2011
Personally, I am happy to give my entire online existence over to Google. They have my email, my Analytics data, my search history, my mobile device, my credit card information, and the list goes on. Some people may not feel that this is the smartest thing to do, and I don’t blame them. Those same people may still want to reap the benefits of web mail.
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February 15, 2011
Most of us who like to use and check Flickr for beautiful photos have Yahoo! Mail accounts that are most likely not Plus accounts, so we have to check for mail the old way, which can become cumbersome and counter-productive. There are desktop workarounds (for Mac even) that may work, as well as mobile mail [...]
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October 28, 2010
Whether or not you’ve heard the news, if you have a Yahoo account then you’ve probably noticed subtle differences in many of the screens where your contacts and your status updates are managed. In December 2009, Yahoo Mail was integrated with Facebook. These days, if you’re a Yahoo user, you’ll discover connections to Facebook all [...]
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September 8, 2010
One of the issues I’ve always had with my free Yahoo email account is the fact that it’s so difficult to deal with it anywhere outside of the online Yahoo Mail system itself. There aren’t very many online email systems that will let you extract email from your Yahoo account as easily as you can [...]
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May 28, 2010
Setting up email filters or organising your emails into folders is an efficient way to manage your emails. You might want to know how to set up email filters to automatically sort your email into folders for better management. For example, you may want to have a Facebook filter to separate all your notifications emails [...]
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September 5, 2009
I’ve been using Yahoo Mail for many years, and I’ve suffered through several evolutions of the email system until finally being forced recently to make use of Google Mail. At first, I couldn’t stand Google Mail (aka GMail) because of the way emails are organized, the format and layout of the email account and other [...]
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June 15, 2009
If you have several different webmail accounts, you’ll know how painful it is to manage them in Windows. When clicking a “mailto” URL on a website, Windows will gladly launch your default desktop mail program. How about tweaking it to make Windows log in to your webmail? Affixa integrates your Google Mail and Yahoo! Mail [...]
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February 12, 2009
For mobile users who have access to devices like the Smartphone, iPhone, or any other Internet-enabled mobile device, there are a wide range of mobile applications out there to choose from. Yahoo is competing in the mobile arena with the Yahoo! Go application, which incorporates an array of mobile widgets packaged inside a single mobile application. [...]
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January 30, 2009
There was a time when Yahoo used to provide free POP3 access to Yahoo Mail service and life was all sweet. Then one day their evil overlords decided to pull the rug from beneath our feet and made the POP3 service a premium offering, which meant that us poor users had to pay to use [...]
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